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Hi guys,

stupid question but just wanted to check but would fitting a
½" blank nut be the best way to cap off shower attachment on bath taps? i've seen it done with a nut and 5p but trying to do it neater as I have about 50 to do.

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I did wonder if it was an L8 issue, or if it was to do with damaging baths. Thanks
 
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